Saturday had its share of slogs for playoff hopefuls, but a handful of elite players proved to be the difference makers.
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Michael Penix Jr. had four turnovers in Washington’s close win over Arizona State.
I don’t know if it was the emotions of Alabama beating Tennessee, or too much coffee, but one security official brutally tackled a fan rushing the empty field.
Following the win over the Vols on Saturday night, with an empty stadium and folks looking to wrap-up the night, one fan decided take a stroll onto Bryan Denny Stadium field. The young man certainly didn’t look like a harm to anyone left inside, but that didn’t stop one security officer from protecting the field.
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Year 2 of the Lincoln Riley era at USC has been marred by back-to-back losses that have destroyed their national title chances.
Iowa lost a heartbreaking ‘invalid fair catch’ ruling that wiped away a touchdown.
Iowa leads college football in unintentional comedy. The Hawkeyes are historically a great defensive team and a terrible offensive team, and that split is playing out once again. This time, though, there’s added intrigue because the university added a rare stipulation to offensive coordinator Brian Ferentz’s contract that said he would automatically lose his job if the team doesn’t average 25 points per game this season.
Somehow getting destroyed their biggest rival wasn’t the most humiliating part of Michigan State’s day.
Sometimes, there’s comfort in knowing you have hit rock bottom. That can be the only solace for Michigan State football after a Saturday from hell both on and off the field.
The Spartans were hosting arch-rival No. 2 Michigan on Saturday. It had already been a nightmare season for MSU: the team entered at 2-4, on a four-game losing streak, after losing head coach Mel Tucker following a sexual harassment scandal.
PHOENIX — For two days, the Phillies could not quite get their timing right. Sometimes they were late. Sometimes they were early. Even when everything synced up, it didn’t last. A hitter would connect with a ball perfectly or a pitcher would find his delivery precisely, and then whoever followed him would be unable to do the same thing. It was all the more frustrating because October is their favorite month, when they seem most able to be exactly where they need to be, exactly when they need to be there.
Caleb Williams didn’t appear to be his usual energetic self Saturday night against Utah.
The Utes beat the Trojans 34-32, and it’s the second straight loss for Lincoln Riley’s team. USC now sits at 6-2, and the hope of getting to the College Football Playoff is nothing more than a pipe dream at this point.
The season is unraveling after a 6-0 start against weak competition. Turns out playing teams with a spine and talent is a real problem for Caleb Williams and company.
Well, he looked like he wanted to be anywhere else on the planet other than playing Utah Saturday night.
Coastal Carolina QB Grayson McCall suffered an incredibly scary moment Saturday against Arkansas State.
The super talented dual-threat QB was attempting to slide during the 27-17 win when Arkansas State defender Trevian Thomas laid the boom on him. McCall took a shot to the head and then his head appeared to bounce off the ground. It became immediately clear he needed medical help.
Grayson McCall got absolutely leveled and that Arkansas St player not getting ejected is absolutely insane pic.twitter.